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stockholm experienced -5 this winter...it didnt get any colder than that... new york has more cold winds than stockholm, but better summers
-5 degrees of Fahrenheit, right? Still colder than anything that NYC has seen in the last decade. Regardless the wind, Stockholm has colder, darker and longer winters.
^^ The one big difference is that Belgrade, Bucharest, Sofia etc are significantly drier (Belgrade has about 27 inches (700 milimeters) of precipitation per year).
Where did you take those January averages from? Stockholm winters are considerably colder.
Average January high: -1°C (30°F)
Average January low: -5°C (23°F) Stockholm - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Anyway, I'd take NYC. Climate in Stockholm seems kinda boring to me.
That climate data is wrong and old. That one was from 1961-1991.
The new one is updated.
-5 degrees of Fahrenheit, right? Still colder than anything that NYC has seen in the last decade. Regardless the wind, Stockholm has colder, darker and longer winters.
If so, he's dead wrong. Look at archives on Weather Underground.
How can I be dead wrong when I was in stockholm in winter??..and always looked at the temperature in the big board in slussen area downtown everytime I went to work , back and forth...It was even +5 and +6 sometimes...I have to agree with you all in here about the weather though, stockholm is **** out of luck when it comes to weather, with its dark and long winters ( all of sweden actually) oh AND all of nothern continental europe...im not a swede..just someone who lived there
How can I be dead wrong when I was in stockholm in winter??..and always looked at the temperature in the big board in slussen area downtown everytime I went to work , back and forth...It was even +5 and +6 sometimes...I have to agree with you all in here about the weather though, stockholm is **** out of luck when it comes to weather, with its dark and long winters ( all of sweden actually) oh AND all of nothern continental europe...im not a swede..just someone who lived there
I lived in Stockholm for 20 years and I know the weather there.
During winter, the shortest day on Dec 21, it has 6 hr 20 min of daylight.
During summer, the longest day on Jun 21, it has 18 hr 30 min daylight.
Temperatures during winter could drop down to -10 C, and also go up to 32 C/90F for few days a year.
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